Proposition 28, the proposed revision to state legislature term limits , seems to be rolling along to an easy victory in the California Primary Election. If passed by the voters on Tuesday, it will change the landscape of legislative contests in a significant way.
A hat tip to Matt Rowe, Fullerton’s independent candidate for city council if the recall election is successful next week. If you read the Friends […]
It’s been a given that State Assemblyman Chris Norby would seek re-election and it was a sort of surprise when Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk-Silva threw […]
It’s been a year since Northwood teenager Ashton Sweet was killed by a drunk driver at the corner of Culver Drive and Irvine Blvd. There […]
In this week’s address, President Obama paid tribute to our men and women in uniform who have died in service to our country. The President also reaffirmed our nation’s dedication to serving our veterans as well as they have served us, and thanked our men and women in uniform for their unwavering commitment to the United States.
As we roll into the Memorial Day weekend we have an update on the campaign cash race in the 69th Assembly District contest. The reports provide detailed insight into who supports who, and how much money is being tossed in the direction of the candidates.
Nick Anas from the DPOC sent out a note that Senator Feinstein will be making a visit to Orange County next week. Here are […]
In a conversation on MSNBC in which Andrea Mitchell cited the view that Mitt Romney’s claim of job creation is “silly and contradictory” and discussed the Romney campaign’s “false accounting,” Steve Rattner highlighted that Mitt Romney’s record in both the public and private sectors
This post is for frequent commenter Robert “LaRouchie” Lauten, who will spit into the wind his insistence that the re-instatment of the Glass Stegall act which […]
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